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'Jay Leno Show' films top U.S. fast-food spot
September 13, 2009
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ClaudeA crew from The Jay Leno Show has visited Arlington, Texas, to film a spot featuring the town as the fast-food capital of the nation by Men's Health, according to a story in The Star-Telegram. The city cooperated with the film crew, as did The Arlington Convention & Visitors Bureau. The crew interviewed a local physician and stopped by a local fresh food grocery as well. The story will air sometime this fall, after the show debuts Monday on NBC at 10 p.m.
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